"As more companies seek to diversify their hiring practices, racial diversity in the workplace is becoming a common issue faced by HR managers, employers, and employees. Overcoming preconceptions and stereotypes concerning other ethnic groups is something that many people struggle with, both on a conscious and unconscious level."
Historical Film On Prejudice, Racism & Discrimination At The Office And Workplace / Public domain film
This enthralling documentary sheds light on the reasons why economics today lead to environmental destruction and social crisis around the world, generating inequality, injustice and fear.Well-worth watching..
Dimitris Christopoulos – The rise of the extreme right under conditions of economic crisis
Dimitris Christopoulos discusses the European politics of far-rights movements, focusing on how extremist discourse has capitalised on the question of migration, especially in the context of the current economic crisis. He argues that the sole lasting and effective anti-racist policy is “the policy of redistribution of wealth, a welfare policy, aiming at strengthening the social security of people. When people are afraid and they feel insecure, then, they are easily influenced by someone who tells them that all this is the fault of poor, unemployed immigrants”.
Role Models: Her mother, and her first grade teacher Ms. Transport
Best Advice Received: Nobody plans to fail, they just fail to plan.
Three Words to Describe Herself: Loyal, creative, and passionate
To Her 15-Year-Old Self: "Honey, relax - you're going to be fine. I promise you will be."
Majora Carter became passionate about community development while completing her MFA at New York University, advocating for the development of Hunts Point Riverside Park, the South Bronx’s first open-waterfront park in 60 years. As an environmental justice advocate, she consults on similar projects across the country through her economic consulting and planning firm the Majora Carter Group. In 2005, Majora was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, also known as the “genius” grant, and in 2010 her public radio show, The Promised Land, earned a Peabody Award.
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Racial Diversity In The Workplace
CLICK ON THE LINK TO READ MORE ABOUT THE ISSUE IN QUESTION...."As more companies seek to diversify their hiring practices, racial diversity in the workplace is becoming a common issue faced by HR managers, employers, and employees. Overcoming preconceptions and stereotypes concerning other ethnic groups is something that many people struggle with, both on a conscious and unconscious level."
http://www.insightintodiversity.com/diversity-issues/other-diversity-articles/58-workplace-diversity/603-racial-diversity-in-the-workplace-.html
This enthralling documentary sheds light on the reasons why economics today lead to environmental destruction and social crisis around the world, generating inequality, injustice and fear.Well-worth watching..
- Dimitris Christopoulos – The rise of the extreme right under conditions of economic crisis
Click on the link to read an enlightening interview between Dimitris Christopoulos and Zoi Savvopoulou.Dimitris Christopoulos discusses the European politics of far-rights movements, focusing on how extremist discourse has capitalised on the question of migration, especially in the context of the current economic crisis. He argues that the sole lasting and effective anti-racist policy is “the policy of redistribution of wealth, a welfare policy, aiming at strengthening the social security of people. When people are afraid and they feel insecure, then, they are easily influenced by someone who tells them that all this is the fault of poor, unemployed immigrants”.
http://www.hlhr.gr/detailsen.php?id=610
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Biography
Role Models: Her mother, and her first grade teacher Ms. Transport
- Best Advice Received: Nobody plans to fail, they just fail to plan.
- Three Words to Describe Herself: Loyal, creative, and passionate
- To Her 15-Year-Old Self: "Honey, relax - you're going to be fine. I promise you will be."
Majora Carter became passionate about community development while completing her MFA at New York University, advocating for the development of Hunts Point Riverside Park, the South Bronx’s first open-waterfront park in 60 years. As an environmental justice advocate, she consults on similar projects across the country through her economic consulting and planning firm the Majora Carter Group. In 2005, Majora was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, also known as the “genius” grant, and in 2010 her public radio show, The Promised Land, earned a Peabody Award.